BUYERS GUIDE MOBILE INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS Do logistics in a better way with mobile robots from MiR


AMRs are cost-effective, safe, and flexible to deploy - and they are making automation easier than ever. The autonomous mobile robots from MiR can optimize your productivity, internal workflows and increase your competitiveness. Want to bring your internal logistics up to speed with AMRs that automate repetitive and injury-prone material transport and work safely alongside your employees? Get in touch with us today!


Adrian Howe: +44 (0) 7398 138940 Email: adho@mir-robots.com Web: www.mobile-industrial-robots.com


MONITORING SOLUTIONS METAL JOINING & PRESSING


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HIGH SPEED AUTOMATION


INSPIRING PEOPLE - GREAT SOLUTIONS


WEISS UK Ltd, 20 Waystead Close, Northwich, Cheshire CW9 8NN Telephone +44 1606 860567 www.weiss-world.com


info@weiss.uk.com LEADING PROVIDER OF PRECISION OPTICAL COMPONENTS


Knight Optical is a trusted and recognised name globally in the provision of precision optical components, including lenses, windows, filters, mirrors, and much more. With over 30 years of experience, we have expanded our product catalogue to include a wide variety of optics in different materials including standard glass, acrylic, and substrates such as sapphire, germanium, calcium fluoride, and zinc selenide.


Specialising in custom orders, Knight Optical works closely with our customers to provide optics made to application specific requirements, verifying them in our metrology and QA departments prior to shipment to ensure our optics are ready-to-use upon arrival.


Email: info@knightoptical.co.uk Web: www.knightoptical.com 42 May 2023 | Automation automationmagazine.co.uk


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